Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-18
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
North Haven.

NORTH HAVEN, May 17.-Mr: A: N: Yibbert of CintonviIie, has moved his family into the house known the Thomas Smith place and is to work Emily came with Mir Vibbert's family and is also to be employed in the printing office.
 Horace Barney time in the State prison expired
 Delevan's united tent shows passed through the teams team ' conTaiping tents and fixtures The proces sion looked like anything but a Sabbath day turn
 Measles are quite prevalent among the children and some older people in district No 8.
 Milford.
 MILFORD, May 17.-Mr. John G. North will ad- dress the Loyal legion on Thursday afternoon at
 concert is to be given in the Town hall on Thursday evening by the Wesleyan, n, Glee c l club
 Rev. Elijah Baldwin, of Cheshire, preached in the First church last Sunday in exchange with Rev N
 Robert Platt won the first prize last week at the Yale athletic meeting; o,-... o,n, tons to dedicate their chapel on June |
 Mrs. Eugene Wilson, of New York, is making
 Dr. J. S. Carroll has leased the residence of the late Hammond Beach on North street and intends
 The fair given by St. Mary's church closed last nef reeeps Msre Miss Flynn ceived the most votes for the most popular can vasser, getting TIT votes. Miss Maggie Whalan re-
 Two beautiful memorials have been presented to Sunday. One was a handsome brass lectern on which was inscribed ''In memoriam, Maria l.. Baldwin, May 15 1884, The other was brass altar book rest and an elegant service book. On the metal sur face inscribed, Tn loving memory, Maria L. Baldwin, May 15, 1886.'
 The news of the sad bereavement that has come to Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Smith in the loss Of their young est daughter, Mrs. Robert Hine of New York, calls for the sympathy of all who knew her and ad- mired her bright, happy ways. But a few months ago she went from her home here happy bride and had already made home for her husband and herself in New York, when she was summoned to leave it, causing deep and grief in the house. hold where she was the light and joy.
 Last Wednesday night about midnight the cry of fire aroused the people on Broad street, and the whistle at Baldwin 6 Lamkin's shoe factory and the fire alarm bell soon brought out Arctic engine company to the scene of destruction. The hotel again the object set fire to and but for the active and prompt assist ance rendered by the Arctic boys it would have been consumed as it the small building attach ed to the of the hotel for storing wood caus- ing loss of only few hundred dollars. The same day at Woodmont the large barns the Iroperty formerly owned by N. T, Clark were burned to the ground. The Morrisey brothers lost hay. tools, etc. that were stored in the barns The origin of both fires is unknown but they are supposed to be of incendiary origin.
 The lecture given in the First church last Thurs day evening by Rev. MT. Boolgooejoo, though not largely attended, exceedingly interesting. The articles of dress and adornnent worn by the Armen ian people were of special interest MT. Boogooe joo dressed in his native costume and made novel picture that illustrated better than words could the fashion of dress in his native country.